Mildred Lightfoot

Avatar: Encyclopedia of Virginia - name is Mildred Howell of the Pamaunky Neck deeded next door neighbor family to Justice of Peace or Burgess John Lightfoot, multi estate owner and brother of Phillip LIghtfoot, Jr and brother in law of Mildred Howell.

SNP Study Results from 2016 going here for Lott and Lightfoot cousins who tracked their triangulations and looked up their Eutaw AL deed work and compared with Saponi Howell and Cumbo Lumbee cousin. Putting triangulation and segment here ( ch. 7 in segment 95 to 100 mil ) and matching for the Eutaw AL John Lightfoot same as the Pamuanky Neck Lightfoot cousins and is In the Dorothy Howell Circle - https://nativeamericanroots.wordpress.com/2017/05/16/the-pamunkey-o...

From https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/95698204/william-lightfoot

William Lightfoot married Mildred Howell. He acted as one of the executors of his father's estate & inherited considerable property from him. By terms of Philip's will William inherited property which included all of the lands in Charles City and Surry Counties except for one called "Troopers", the lots and appurtenances in York City where he was then living, except for those of his mother, warehouses, a mill, store houses & 1/3 of the plate once his mother died. He was also given 200 pounds to repair the house at Sandy Point (Tedington); & in the event that his two brothers, John and Armistead, died without male heirs, he was to inherit their lands as well. The Williamsburg home, found on the Duke of Gloucester Street, passed to him upon the demise of his brother John. He and Mildred had the following children: William; Philip; Mrs. Mary L. Allen (1750-1789), wife of Col. William Allen of "Claremont Manor"; Mrs. Mildred L. Coles, wife of Walter Coles of "Mildendo" & Mrs. Elizabeth L. Coles, 1st wife of Col. Isaac Coles. William Lightfoot served as Sheriff of York County in 1746 & was a delegate to the House of Burgesses from 1756-58. His son, William, became the proprietor of "Tedington" upon the death of his father.

Her findagrave https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/191280249/mildred-lightfoot

Sources

• Lightfoot Family by Lyon G. Tyler in The William and Mary Quarterly vol:3 no:2 (Oct., 1894), pp. 104-111 link